Medicine Bear Arts
Jewellery with a story to carry.
Medicine Bear Arts creates authentic Indigenous art and meaningful jewellery for people who want to carry more than decoration.



Featured jewellery
A small piece with a lasting presence.
Sterling Silver Bear Print Faceted Gemstone Stud Earrings features a bear design hand-carved by the artist and reproduced through the traditional lost-wax casting process.
- Material
- 925 sterling silver
- Stone
- Lab-created faceted gemstone
- Size
- Approximately 10 mm wide
- Detail
- Bear paw print and artist hallmark
Artist & storyteller
The work begins with connection.
Jadeon Rathgeber, also known as Medicine Bear, is a First Nations artist, storyteller, and grassroots advocate whose life reflects resilience, cultural continuity, and personal transformation.
A proud descendant of Wapuskogimaw (White Bear Chief) and a member of Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation, Jadeon’s roots are connected to the traditions, artistry, and stories of Turtle Island.
Through Medicine Bear Arts, he creates more than heirloom-quality jewellery. His work invites people to learn, reflect, and connect through art, storytelling, and shared human experience.

Bespoke masterpieces
A personal story, made tangible.
Work directly with Medicine Bear to conceptualize and craft a one-of-a-kind statement piece. Every detail is sculpted handmade, creating an original piece in silver, gold, or another material of your choosing.
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A journey of resilience and healing.
Medicine Bear’s Positive Youth Engagement Talks are honest, heartfelt conversations rooted in lived experience. They encourage youth, families, and communities to explore hope, purpose, and ancestral strength.
Bookings are available throughout Alberta and Saskatchewan for schools, First Nations and Métis communities, youth organizations, conferences, cultural events, and community gatherings.
Learn about the talks
Begin with the work
Find the story that stays with you.
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